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Faizon Brandon is already raising the ceiling for Tennessee football in 2026 | Estes

Faizon Brandon is already raising the ceiling for Tennessee football in 2026 | Estes

Tennessee football made a potentially tricky road test look easy by running all over Georgia Tech. And don't forget freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon.
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Arch Manning rallies No. 4 Texas past No. 1 Ohio State and Oklahoma State stuns No. 6 Oregon

Arch Manning rallies No. 4 Texas past No. 1 Ohio State and Oklahoma State stuns No. 6 Oregon

Oklahoma State pulled off the biggest upset of the early college football season, taking down No. 6 Oregon to end a 12-game losing streak
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College football scores: Week 2 highlights from today's Top 25 games

College football scores: Week 2 highlights from today's Top 25 games

See who won today in Week 2 of the college football. Check out Top 25 scores and highlights from every game featuring teams ranked in the Coaches Poll
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Big Ten football power rankings after Week 2: Michigan makes huge jump

Big Ten football power rankings after Week 2: Michigan makes huge jump

Michigan climbs the rankings after a massive win over Oklahoma while Ohio State drops following a loss to Texas.
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Oregon football rankings: Where will Ducks fall after Oklahoma State upset loss?

Oregon football rankings: Where will Ducks fall after Oklahoma State upset loss?

Oregon football took a Week 2 loss on the road to Oklahoma State. How will the loss be reflected in the next batch of top 25 rankings for the Ducks?
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Florida's full 2027 volleyball schedule revealed

Florida's full 2027 volleyball schedule revealed

The Florida volleyball program released its complete schedule for the 2027 season, featuring eight SEC opponents.
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USA Rare Earth Initiates Construction of $1.2 Billion Magnet Plant in South Carolina

USA Rare Earth Initiates Construction of $1.2 Billion Magnet Plant in South Carolina

USA Rare Earth Initiates Construction of $1.2 Billion Magnet Plant in South Carolina
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Week 2 Open Thread

Week 2 Open Thread

Week 1 had some tense, close games (Oregon beating Boise, Western Michigan beating Michigan [as I choose to remember it]) and some marquee matchups (LSU vs. Clemson), but the two didn’t overlap much. Will we get more competitive games involving top teams in Week 2? Friday Night: #23 Missouri vs. Kansas in a rivalry game […]
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First Coast golf scorecard

First Coast golf scorecard

Results and upcoming events in golf on the First Coast.
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High school football scores: USA TODAY Sports Super 15 regional teams, Week 4

High school football scores: USA TODAY Sports Super 15 regional teams, Week 4

From upsets to blowouts, here is the USA TODAY Sports Super 15 regional high school football score recap in Week 4.
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Tulsa Tech Students Restore New York Fire Truck with 9/11 Significance

Tulsa Tech Students Restore New York Fire Truck with 9/11 Significance

Students at Tulsa Tech's Broken Arrow campus are undertaking a unique restoration project: bringing a New York City Fire Department (NYFD) truck, known as the 'Spirit of Oklahoma,' back to operational status. This fire truck holds significant historical value, as it was purchased for the NYFD in 2001 through approximately $400,000 raised by Oklahoma students after the 9/11 attacks. After nearly two decades of service as a rescue truck, it is now in Green Country and non-operational. Diesel instructor Shannon Fargo is leading the Tulsa Tech students in this endeavor. The truck bears the names of ten New York first responders who assisted Oklahoma after the 1995 OKC bombing and later perished on 9/11. The students, many of whom were not alive during the 9/11 events, recognize the historical importance of their work, viewing it as a way to learn about diesel mechanics and contribute to a piece of history.
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Former NFL Player LeShon Johnson Sentenced to 60 Months in Prison for Dog Fighting and Trafficking

Former NFL Player LeShon Johnson Sentenced to 60 Months in Prison for Dog Fighting and Trafficking

Former NFL player LeShon Johnson of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, has been sentenced to 60 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, and ordered to pay a $30,000 fine. This sentencing comes after his conviction on six dog fighting-related charges. Evidence presented at trial revealed that Johnson had been operating a large-scale dog fighting and trafficking venture since at least 2007, breeding and selling fighting dogs for profit. This operation, which he referred to as 'Mal Kant Kennels,' involved the breeding and trafficking of hundreds of dogs across the country. Authorities seized 190 dogs from his property, marking the largest seizure from a single individual in a federal dog fighting case. Johnson had previously pleaded guilty to Oklahoma dog fighting offenses in 2004.